Seahawks' Price: High Risk, High Reward

0:00On April 24th, Seattle Seahawks just dropped their first first round pick on a running back since Rashad Penny back in 2018. Grabbing Jadarian Price, from Notre Dame, at the 32nd spot in the 2026 NFL Draft. Price came in as the number two guy behind standout Jeremiah Love, marking a bold bet on fresh legs for the Super Bowl champs. Price never started the game for the fighting Irish, and never topped 14 carries in any single outing. He tore his Achilles as a freshman and red shirted, then powered up just 52 touches the next year, before hitting 120 carries plus. Four catches in 2024 and 113 plus six last season. That's only 295 offensive touches total, over three healthy years, even as Notre Dame played 16 games en route to the national, title game. He did flash on special teams with 22 kick returns and three scores, showing elite speed and vision that Scouts love. Fans and analysts are split some hype. His efficiency on limited reps, others worry about the jump to NFL pounding after such

1:04light college mileage. The Seahawks let their Super Bowl MVP bowl in free agency for big money, so price steps in as the potential air with sky high upside but unproven durability. John Schneider's crew is banking on that raw talent paying dividends down the line. We'll keep watching how price holds up as Seattle chases another ring with this high risk, high reward move. From around the league, powered by AI, this is NFL News Today. I'm Corey with the story.